[NFBJ] article about blind giyores in Ami and new Tehillim app available

[Stewart Prost]

Rachel,
Thank you very much for sharing both the article and the app.
Unfortunately, when I tried to read the article, the website only shows
part of the article, then requires you to subscribe to the magazine.  When
you click on the "Subscribe Now", it directed you to a note indicating that
the page was "under construction", so I could not read the whole article.
If you are a subscriber,  you might be able to copy the whole article and
paste it into a MS Word document, or into an email and resend it to the
list.  I found the article very interesting, but I would like to read the
rest of it.

Regards,
Stewart Prost, Chair, NFB in Judaism
Phone: 757-572-6891
Email: sprost82 at gmail.com

On Tue, Sep 20, 2022 at 10:22 PM Rachel via NFBJ <nfbj at nfbnet.org> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> 1.      See below link for article from the Ami magazine. I'd love to
> contact her and invite her to join our group if she'd like. I reached out
> to
> the Ami asking them to connect me with her or at least have them give her
> my
> info-but haven't heard back from them yet. If anyone has any leads, please
> advise.
>
> https://www.amimagazine.org/2022/09/07/see-me/
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>
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> 2.      'Psalms for all' Tehillim app available on Android or i-phone.
>
> More info about it below:
>
> This application is the result of a project developed at the Central
> Library
> for the Blind in Israel under the direction of Mr. Tzvi Florental.
>
> The application reads the verses of the chapters in a straightforward way
> and it is easy to operate.
>
> The beginning of each verse is noted.
>
> The application contains the following functions:
>
> Search and find chapters according to the days of the week and the days of
> the month or specific chapters.
>
> List of chapters to be said at the cemetery, including those corresponding
> to the named of the deceased.
>
> Reminder before the yahrtzeit date.
>
> Translation into the following languages:
>
> English, French, Yiddish, Hungarian, Russian, Portugese.
>
> Explanation of the words according to yesod Malchut.
>
> For more details, you can contact Nofar Goren at the Central Library for
> the
> Blind:
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